Thank you, but it is time to say good bye

[marcindy]

We have had our HTT for 5 years now, I have learned so much from this site- I think we spent a year reading this forum trying to decide what trailer to get. We have averaged 45-55 nights a year in our Roo 23SS, and has been amazing. I'll never forgot the 2 month trip we took from Toronto, to Lake Placid, to New Hampshire, Maine, Cape Cod- our daughter was only 5 months old!

We have learned so much from this site, although we learned the hard way, even though we read it here, the importance of testing the sewer connection with the grey first before fully pulling the black tank- big ops! lol The advise on the solar install was truly incredible.

So long, and thank you. You can catch us on the TT side with our Open Range 308.
Marc

[scottsnider]

I find it interesting to see them think of leaving one side for another, I had a pop up for years then a TT then another TT now going to a Hybrid and will read both and many other parts of the site as all the info is great. I have learned a lot and got some good advice and shared my thoughts too. When I leave here its because I can no longer camp or I am dead although they maybe one in the same some day.

[cacutlers]

Oasis Bob you and I are getting to be the old timers on this site...
Still in a hybrid after 13 years...

[Oasisbob]

Congrats. May you have many more adventures ahead of you. Honestly I am jeslous. I have no nybrid loyalty. It is all about weight to space ratio for my family of six.

[fla-gypsy]

Welcome to the TT side of the RV life

[PeteK-Hou]

We just did the same thing, traded in the Hybrid for a Kz Spree Connect 250 bhs. We wanted something that was a bit less setup work. (and the DW was tired of me climbing over her during those midnight bathroom breaks). We certainly enjoyed our Aerolite 241 and we learned alot, both from this forum and from from the forum community.

[bikendan]

marcindy, this will probably be the last year for our 23SS.

we've retired and want something that we can travel for 2-3 months in and the DW is demanding a walk-around bed that doesn't have to be setup all the time.

[BTPO1]

sch911 wrote:

DutchmenSport wrote:
No reason to leave this forum, your experience may help someone else. Nothing says you have to stay in one forum or another.

But hey! Congrats on the new camper! Nice!

Many of us use the "Newest" button at the top left of every page. This way you can participate on every forum simultaneously...

X2 on that. I have learned from all of the different forums.

[marcindy]

I will certainly check in here from time to time, we learned a lot about that 23SS over the years.....

[robsouth]

Can't imagine staying on any one forum. They are all fun and educational. Expand your horizons.

[sch911]

DutchmenSport wrote:
No reason to leave this forum, your experience may help someone else. Nothing says you have to stay in one forum or another.

But hey! Congrats on the new camper! Nice!

Many of us use the "Newest" button at the top left of every page. This way you can participate on every forum simultaneously...

[DutchmenSport]

No reason to leave this forum, your experience may help someone else. Nothing says you have to stay in one forum or another.

But hey! Congrats on the new camper! Nice!

[Calicajun]

That is one nice big change in TTs. Should make camping one fun time.